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As language became more complex, people no longer had to learn by imitation; they could share ideas with each other and explain how things worked. This is known as what type of learning? comprehensive
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As language became more complex, people no longer had to learn by imitation; they could share ideas with each other and explain how things worked. This is known as what type of learning? comprehensive collective transferable explanatory
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I think the answer is collective!
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The answer would be:
This is known as the
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In collective learning, we preserve the information or idea and then we could share it to one another and explain how things work.
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